What this LoRa does: This model was trained on heavily modded Skyrim screenshots featuring characters in skimpy, impractical, and often over-the-top armor — the kind of stuff where you wonder why they even bothered wearing anything at all. It nails that specific aesthetic: exaggerated proportions, shiny textures, bold fantasy fashion, and stylized poses.What it’s for: It’s meant to generate characters that look like they were pulled straight out of someone’s modded Skyrim load order — especially the kind of screenshots you’d see on r/NSFWskyrim or shared in their Discord. Think armor that’s more cosplay than combat, with a strong visual emphasis on form, flair, and fantasy excess.Why I made it: I hang out in the r/NSFWskyrim community and their Discord a lot — there’s a whole scene of folks who share their characters and modded screenshots, and I’ve always loved that vibe. For the longest time I wanted to be able to generate characters wearing those same kinds of outrageous, skin-revealing armor sets. So I finally sat down and made the LoRa myself.Settings that work best:<ul><li>Sampler: Euler A</li><li>Scheduler: Normal</li><li>Steps: 25</li><li>CFG Scale: 6.5</li><li>Denoise Strength: 1.0</li></ul>

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